Is it possible to ask this question?

After a simple reply to another post, regarding a Wii U, I led myself to a conclusion. Now you don't have to agree, let's get that straight right now, but could it be possible that a successful console, must in turn, be hackable in the modern marketplace?

[DragonKnight]

This article seeks to claim that without hacks gaming will become boring. To that I say get a new hobby. If the game itself is unsatisfying to you, you shouldn't be playing it.

[Hicken]

You see, it's people like the author of this article that are "entitled."

Not people who expect real endings. Not people who don't want to have to pay for on-disc DLC.

People who think that a game should be hackable in order to continue to be fun. Instead of finding fun within the world of the game, they want to modify it to hell.

Don't get me wrong: I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the mod community. But then, this doesn't sound like mods, either.

[glennco]

i stopped reading at M$. i don't read comments with it, why would i read articles with it. it is a fast and foolproof way of saying 'i am an immature fanboy'
grow up

[Hicken]

Not really. You don't have to be a fanboy to recognize a company's moneygrubbing tactics. If that $ could somehow be worked into Capcom's name, would you be as bothered? I'm certain you agree with most gamers that they've been horrible and only concerned with how they can nickel and dime their consumers this generation, so would it be the mark of an "immature fanboy" to use the money sign in reference to Capcom?

Microsoft is more heavily defended, but a large number of people sill believe that they're focused too heavily on their cash flow, and not heavily enough on the people bringing that cash in. Or rather, they're depending on the wrong crowd to bring that cash in.